Sentence examples for edge for its from inspiring English sources

When, for instance, the maker of a heartburn medication was looking for a competitive edge for its pills last year, it hired Valassis Communications to distribute 40 million samples to homes as part of a promotion tied to commercials that ran during Super Bowl XXXI.

In a statement, it said the yacht would give it a "unique and competitive edge for its premium customers business".

The Amadeus Suite has the edge, for its broader idiomatic references and because the spoken storyline of dZf is somewhat cheesy.

SEATTLE — Around the time the iPad came out more than two years ago, Microsoft executives got an eye-opening jolt about how far Apple would go to gain an edge for its products.

Animate Projects won two awards, with Osbert Parker's Yours Truly winning best short film and Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt's Magnetic Movie taking best film at the cutting edge for its "innovative subject matter and inventive and mischievous approach to making the intangible tangible".

Any company large or small, old or new can use this digital technology to create a winning edge for its business and perhaps, its industry.

According to HBO President and COO Eric Kessler, binge viewing is an edge case for its viewers.

PIRATES 3, CUBS 0 Wandy Rodriguez allowed just two hits over six and two-thirds innings and host Pittsburgh edged Chicago for its first win of the season.

The fashion flock has been waiting on the edge of its Manolos for the release of the soundtrack to Wes Anderson's new movie, "The Royal Tenenbaums".

Five years on, flying has still not lost its edge for Muirhead, but it's a hard-won thrill.

When the algorithm reaches a node each descending edge is checked for its status (being either a tree-edge, an auxiliary-edge or a reticulation-edge) and only tree- and auxiliary-edges are incorporated into the process.